MEES Exemptions for NDEA (On Demand)

Name: MEES Exemptions for NDEA (On Demand) - Elmhurst Energy
SKU: WEBINARNDEAMEES
Price: 30.00 GBP
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Training delivery On Demand CPD Non-Domestic

Suitable for NDEAs

Qualifications 30 Minutes CPD

£30.00 + VAT

30 Minutes CPD

This webinar aims to provide information on MEES and any exemptions which may be applicable to commercial properties, identifying key points in the guidance documents which could influence the standing of commercial properties in regards to MEES.

Key definitions of terminology
Important legislation relating to MEES
Payback period description with examples
Temporary Exemptions
Where listed buildings stand in relation to MEES

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